Jujube tree leaflet disease is also known as jujube madness, will resist the jujube tree to absorb the nutrients in the soil, usually thrips, jujube gall
mosquito and other pests and insects induced, this time you need to every other week to the plant to spray thiamethoxam, dichlorvos, and other agents, consecutively
spraying a month can be.
But also the date tree onset of the branches cut off in time, can reduce the consumption of soil nutrients, but also to avoid the disease infected to other branches and leaves, so that the situation is more serious, prompting the date tree can gradually restore vitality, but also increase the fruit yield of the date tree, conducive to the growth of the date tree.
Jujube tree is a kind of fruit tree that likes sunshine, when it comes to how to cure jujube tree leaflet disease, after spraying it with medicines, but also put it in the sunshine, ventilated environment, in the sunshine, you can make the jujube tree recover faster, but also make the jujube tree branches and leaves grow luxuriantly.
Extended information:
Jujube grows at an altitude of 1,700 meters below the mountains, hills, or plains, belonging to the temperature-loving fruit trees, the production area of the average annual temperature of 15 ℃ or so, the bud budding period The temperature needs to be 13-15 ℃, the temperature of the twig and leaf period at 17 ℃, the temperature of the flowering and fruiting period at 22-25 ℃, the temperature of the fruit ripening period should be 18-22 ℃.
Jujube tree drought tolerance, waterlogging tolerance is strong, but the flowering period requires high air humidity, otherwise unfavorable pollination fruit.
Additionally, jujube is light-loving, sensitive to light, adaptable to the soil, barren, saline and alkaline. But afraid of the wind, so in the process of building the garden should pay attention to avoid the windy place.
Quails are naturally afraid of cold and heat, and the temperature can reach 35-37 degrees in infancy and 20-25 degrees in adulthood. The relative humidity of qua